I dont ask that to throw shade, just an observation of sorts. " for the investor large and small"It would seem there's an opportunity here for BP or maybe one of you "big boys".

Departing - Close all window shades in your bedroom when leaving the house.

If you're unsure about tenant preferences, a flexible option could be to install vinyl plank flooring throughout and then add area rugs in green/aqua blue shades.

They seem like two shades of gray to me, with the latter less riskier and giving much higher returns.

The light shade purple is a moderate income area.

Yeah, this leaves them in a darker wood which right now seems to not be as popular as a lighter color but two years from now it may be all the rage.

However (although I haven't experienced it directly), I've heard/seen some so-called full-time agents throw lots of shade towards part-timers, insinuating in articles, etc. that they're "not as serious," not as professional, etc.Has anyone noticed this?

So I want to build a dog pen with a shade, 6 ft in height maybe 8x8, that dog and future dogs can get some outdoor time as dog owners can't always go for walks.

First, shortly before move in, she demanded that we repaint the freshly painted unit, from one neutral shade to another neutral shade. 

Does it provide shade, is it aesthetically pleasing to your yard, etc how much is overhanging on the neighbors property - is it easy enough just to have the gardner do a once over major trim and then keep it maintained monthly, etc.